African Lion 10 Be Hero in New Motion Picture
The article describes the Bostock animal players under David Horsley moving from stage to film in Los Angeles studios. It notes European conflict forcing relocation, Hart Tudor arranging charges, and the cost of animals at about $100,000 as Horsley eyes new entertainment avenues through animal performers.
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Gooth
Barrett
Che
David Horsley
Bostock Animal Players
Ceace Eellactors
Mr. Horsley
New
Los Angeles
Diayers
White City
Vonden
Hart E. Tudor
America
Horsier
Centaur Film Company
Drr. Tudor
Rcals
New York
Horsley
Jack Bonarita
M. Gay
Mr. Horsler
Lion
Patronim Appollo
Appollo
Nero
Tobexisu
Yerick
Irene Hunt Walks Fourteen Miles For Film Role
Irene Hunt of Reliance and Majestic studios trekked fourteen miles through California wilds near the Reliance studio to study a mountain family for her upcoming role. She called it a pleasant walk and said the time spent yielded valuable real life details beyond rehearsals. Other studio women are forming a hiking club and planning longer mountaintop trips.
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Irene Hunt
Reliance
Majestic
Mutual
Rovers
California Wilds
Miss Hunt
Barrymore Joins Exploits of Elaine Cast in Film
Lionel Barrymore joins Arnold Daly Edwin Arden Pearl White in the new Elaine production. The actor, nephew of John Drew, has prior screen work and earlier stage fame in The Mammy and other plays. He studied painting in Paris before returning to pursue film and stage opportunities.
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Patrie
Elaine
Lionel Barrymore
John
Ethel Barryymore
John Drew
Arnold Daly
Edwin Arden
Pearl White
Mr. Barrymore
Barrie
Sas ‘Harbor
James A- Hearne
Paris
France
Berrymore
America
Richard Bennett
Wally _Eddincer
Doris Kean
Tony Marshal
Listen of the Seventh screen drama on Custer stand
Rev. Gyrus Town Send Brady’s titled work is nearing completion by Vite graph company under Tionel Betmer. The Seventh United States forces at Fort Abraham Lincoln and Sioux leader Rain in the Face are depicted in scenes that lend a mortuary tone as soldiers advance in the Little Big Horn battle tableau.
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Custer
Brady
Vite Graph Company
Tionel Betmer
United States ‘Carning
Little Big
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Chaplin Comedy By the Sea At Bijou Theater
Languid roars mark Chaplin in By the Sea his latest comedy at the Bijou theater Monday. He slips into mishap on the shore with tangled hats ice cream clashes and a distracted romance ending in a chaotic but harmless finale.
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Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
Chapin
Auger
Tuer
Cnapiin
Bijou
Golden Engaged for Ghetto Pictures by Stern Firm
Sydney M Goldin, seasoned ex film producer, will direct a series about life in the Jewish ghetto for Imp and Victor studios under Julius Stern. Bertha Gerson, noted Jewish stage actress, to star as the Jewish American girl in Brune published Cosmopolitan stories. Production begins at once at the Imp studios in New York City with scenes on the lower East Side.
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Golden
Sydney M. Goldin
America
Haseen
Julius Stern
Imp
Victor Studios
Brune eLssing
Cosmopolitan
Big U Organize
Sion
Mr. Goldin
Bertha Gerson
Golis
Israel
Levi McGinnis
Ss Gerson
Inep Studi
New York City
Julies Stern
Lower East
Carr completes Melting Pot script for film group
In three days Carrie or Carr finished the picturization of The Price in which Helen Ware is to be featured for Cosmos Feature Film Company. The script records delivering it to producers within three days after the commission to write. Realism and scenic accuracy characterize Britten of the Seventh with a cast including Woodrut Jensen and Finley Nortarup.
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E Carr
Cort Film Corporation
Helen Ware
Cosmos
Carr
Britten
Eiean
Brav es Terror of Sea for Film
The star Fania Marinoff endured a dangerous film stunt on a burning ship by Kalem for The Lore of Mammon. Crew staged a voyage aboard a condemned vessel, set it aflame, and Marinaff was forced to leap into surf and battle waves before being cast ashore on rocky coast, ending amid peril and recovery.
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Fania Marinoff
Kalem Company
Nest
Kishinet Massacre in The Melting Pot Film At Center
Cort Film Corporation produced scenes for The Melting Pot featuring Walker Whiteside amid a Kishinet massacre portrayal. About 600 extras crowded the Jersey town as a laser parade preceded the massacre sequence at Centaur studios. Filming paused for moonlight shots as the sun faded, capturing remaining scenes in special cars from New York.
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Cort Film Corporation
Walker Whiteside
Directo
Jimmy” Vincent
Kishiner Scenes; Back of .E Centaur Studios
Paronse
Jersey
Bess Carpenty
Cort Company
New York
The Slim Princess photoplay by Essanay features Ade drama
The Slim Princess is Essanay’s second direct photoplay release for exhibitors, a four act romance and comedy with Ruth Stonehouse as the princess and Francis X. Bushman guiding the story. Pryant Weshbors Baxter Plumston Harry Dunkinson Terra Bey are in key roles with strong color in the oriental scenes.
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George Ade
Essenay
Ade
Ruth Stonehouse
Kelora
Francis X. Bushman
Popora
Pryant- Weshbors
Baxter Plumston
Harry Dunkinson
Selim Maistasit
Terra Bey
Jeneka
Miss Jean Adair Succeeds Herself in Sinners Role
Miss Jean Adair replaces Miss Emma Dunn in Sin ners at William A Brady's New York play. She originated the Mrs Lorton part in Owen Davis's Christmas production of Sing Sin prison. Adair's illness prompts her retirement from the role.
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Jean Adair
Emma Dunn
Wiliam A. Brady
New York City
Mrss. Lorton
Owen Davis
Piar
Sing Sinz Prison
New Italian Studio Opens At Historic Walled Estate Site
A unique institution combines domestic study with superior foreign designs at the Kleine studio five miles from the city. The estate features Swiss and German French buildings, a 10 by 40 foot glass-sided studio with American heating, a developing and printing area, a large depot, and a scenic department amid ancient trees and flowering plants.
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Oroiuing
Medica
Campens Ter
Dramatic Miraculous Escapes in Court Martialed Film
The four reel military drama Court Martialed features a violent knife duel between Hobart Henley and Alan Holubar with injuries to Holubar. A sunrise prop scene causes cuts on his face and hands after a cobbled street fall. Despite accidents, the production is hailed as a success with praise for Stuart Paton and William Welsh.
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Stuart Paton
Hobart Henley
Alan Holubar
Holubar
William Welsh
Mir
Mr. Holubar
Jersey Hills
Paton
Al’smwell
Cours Martialea
Wee
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